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Category: Information Technology
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US’s new scramble for Africa is biomedical imperialism
From Zimbabwe to Zambia, US health deals are raising fears of a new era of biomedical extractivism. US health agreements across the continent promise funding, but demand access to sensitive data and pathogen samples with few guarantees of equitable benefit-sharing. Late in February, Zimbabwe pulled out of a proposed $367m United States health funding agreement…
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Tax Time Is Open Season for Scammers: 7 Tips to Stay Safe
From AI-generated calls to phishing texts, scammers are working overtime this tax season. These practical strategies will help you avoid fraud and keep your refund safe. Tax season is prime time for distractions, fear, and financial stress in many households.… Tax season is prime time for distractions, fear, and financial stress in many households. Unfortunately,…
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Inside the Terrifying Sounds of ‘Undertone’
Writer-director Ian Tuason explains how iPhone voice memos and children’s songs played backwards make up the “really creepy” soundscape of his new horror movie When writer-director Ian Tuason was working on the script for the buzzy new A24 horror movie, Undertone, he scared himself. He was stuck at his childhood home, caring for his ailing…
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Silicon Power US RMA policy now hedges against AI-driven …
Most RAM and SSD manufacturers still offer in-warranty replacements as Silicon Power U.S. hedges policy against shortages When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. RAM shortages are prompting some unheard-of moves on the part of some companies, like Transcend telling its customers that all…
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Jetour T2 launched in Malaysia – 2.0TD XWD single spec;…
Another month, another SUV launch. Well, yes, but this one is different. The Jetour T2 doesn’t look like the typical family-friendly SUV and it isn’t an EV or hybrid. Instead, the T2 is a boxy […] The post Jetour T2 launched in Malaysia – 2.0TD XWD single spe… Another month, another SUV launch. Well, yes,…
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Sennheiser HD 400U Review: Great sound and Lossless Audio…
Macworld At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Great sound and competitive price Firm, strong bass Comfortable, lightweight design Built-in mic for voice calls Cons Wired only, w… There are no digital features such as noise-cancellation or Bluetooth, but the HD 400U provides very good sound quality at a competitive price. The lightweight design is comfortable…
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The dbrand Grip is the only case I want to use with my Ga…
Of all the cases I’ve used on my folding phones, the dbrand Grip is the only one I want to use every day on my Z Fold 7. Cases for folding phones have always been one of the worst parts of owning one. They’re pricier, bulkier, and can feel awkward. When I got a Galaxy…
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Fritz Lang’s ‘Metropolis’: The future is now
Lang’s classic 1927 silent film, which was set in 2026, predicted a world that now looks eerily familiar, with a robot hinting at the future direction of AI. Lang's classic 1927 silent film, which was set in 2026, predicted a world that now looks eerily familiar, with a robot hinting at the future direction of…
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AI could revolutionise glaucoma detection. Here’s 6 thi…
Age and family history are significant risk factors for developing glaucoma I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice Artificial intelligence could revolutionise the detection of glaucoma, a common eye condition, while significantly reducing the number of unnecessary specialist referrals, a new study suggests. Furthermore,…
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[World Sleep Day] How Samsung Is Tackling Sleep Apnea to …
Millions worldwide suffer from sleep apnea, but 80% of sufferers[1] don’t even know they have it. This serious condition causes people to experience pauses in Millions worldwide suffer from sleep apnea, but 80% of sufferers[1] don’t even know they have it. This serious condition causes people to experience pauses in breathing while asleep — potentially…
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